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Every one I know here in Seattle voted over a week ago. I'm very last minute and didn't vote until yesterday (to make sure it was post marked by today).
Other than the presidential election, I'm really only watching for the gay marriage initiative in San Francisco. It's so important to me that the current law is upheld. It would be devastating to see so many marriages suddenly be voided if it passed. Can you imagine meeting, falling in love and marrying the person of your dreams, only to have that marriage voided by the state? That shouldn't even be a possibility.
Other than the presidential election, I'm really only watching for the gay marriage initiative in San Francisco. It's so important to me that the current law is upheld. It would be devastating to see so many marriages suddenly be voided if it passed. Can you imagine meeting, falling in love and marrying the person of your dreams, only to have that marriage voided by the state? That shouldn't even be a possibility.
That said, I still hope it fails. ^_^
nationstate of California. One thing I haven't seen mentioned often is that a lot of those same-sex marriages involve children (as offspring, not child marriages). Nothing is more family UNfriendly than breaking up happy, intact home. I voted No today and I'm hoping that I'm in the majority, but I think it's going to be tight.Thanks :-)